The winning works of Mao Dun Literature Award are as follows:
The winning titles of the first Mao Dun Literature Award (1977-1981)
Zhou Keqin, Xu Mao and His Daughters, Baihua Literature and Art Publishing House
Wei Wei, Oriental, People's Literature Publishing House
Mo Yingfeng, General Yin, People's Literature. People's Literature Publishing House
Li Guowen, "Spring in Winter", People's Literature Publishing House
The second Mao Dun Literature Award (1982-1984)
Lee Joon, "The Yellow River flows eastward", Beijing Publishing House
Zhang Jie, "Heavy Wings" (revised edition), People's Literature Publishing House
Liu Xinwu, People's Literature Publishing House
The Third Mao Dun Literature Award (1985-1988)
Lu Yao, Ordinary World, China Federation of Literary and Art Publishing Company
Ling Li, Young Emperor, Beijing October Literature and Art Publishing House
Sun Li and Yu Xiaohui, Urban Romance, Zhejiang Literature and Art Publishing House
Liu Baiyu. Beijing October Literature and Art Publishing House
Honorary Award
Xiao Ke, Bloody Luo Xiao, People's Liberation Army Literature and Art Publishing House
Xu Xingye, Jin Ouque, Straits Literature and Art Publishing House
The fourth Mao Dun Literature Award (1989-1994)
Wang Huo, War and People (I, II, II). White Gate Willow (I and II), China Youth Publishing House
Liu Yumin, Autumn in a Fury, People's Literature Publishing House
The Fifth Mao Dun Literature Award (1995-1998)
Zhang Ping, Choice
Alai, Dust Settled
Wang Anyi. Tea Man Trilogy (I, II)
Title of the Sixth Mao Dun Literature Award (1999-22)
Xiong Zhaozheng, Zhang Juzheng, Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House
Zhang Jie, No Words, Beijing October Literature and Art Publishing House
Xu Guixiang, Historical Sky, People's Literature Publishing House < People's Literature Publishing House
The Seventh Mao Dun Literature Award (23-26)
Jia Pingwa, Shaanxi Opera, Harvest Magazine, Writers Publishing House
Chi Zijian, Right Bank of Ergun River, Harvest Magazine, Beijing October Literature Publishing House
Zhou Daxin, Huguang Zhongshan magazine (published as hidden weapons), World Knowledge Publishing House, People's Literature Publishing House
Awards of the 8th Mao Dun Literature Prize (27-21)
Zhang Wei, You are on the Plateau
Liu Xinglong, Skywalker
Mo Yan, Frog
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Title of the 9th Mao Dun Literature Award (211-214)
Ge Fei, Jiangnan Trilogy
Wang Meng, Scenery Here
Li Peifu, Life Book
Jin Yucheng, Blossoms Shanghai
Su Tong, and The Story of the Yellowbird
Extended information.
It has been 36 years since the first Mao Dun Literature Prize was selected in 1982. Forty-three writers have won the prize, including Wang Anyi, Mo Yan, Liu Xinwu, Chi Zijian, Jia Pingwa, and some of the most dazzling writers in modern literature.
Perhaps because literature pursues "unconventional", the issue of bonuses related to "earthly fireworks" is rarely concerned.
In p>1982, the awarding ceremony of the first Mao Dun Literature Prize was held in the Great Hall of the People.
1. Bonus amount
Today's readers may not be able to imagine the market value of this 25, yuan, but in 1981, at the beginning of the reform and opening up, Mr. Mao Dun donated 25, yuan, which can be described as a sky-high sum. According to the research and calculation of Professor Zhong Wei from the Financial Research Center of Beijing Normal University, 1, yuan in 1981 is equivalent to 2.55 million yuan today, which means that Mr. Mao Dun's 25, yuan is equivalent to 63.75 million yuan today.
the initial Mao prize is paid by the interest generated by this 25, yuan, which is more than enough.
So, the amount of prize money that each writer can get is not available for the first two sessions. What we can see now is that in 1988, Lu Yao won a seat in the third Mao Award for his "Ordinary World". At that time, China had just experienced rapid economic development, and the currency depreciated once. The prize money that Lu Yao won in that year was 5, yuan, which was about 17, yuan today.
This was still a drop in the bucket for Lu Yao at that time. Wang Tianle, Lu Yao's younger brother, recalled in his book "Suffering is His Eternal Companion": "Lu Yao told me on the phone that there was still no money to receive the prize, and the travel expenses were borrowed, but I had to treat people when I arrived in Beijing, and I had to buy 1 sets of" Ordinary World "as a gift. Let me think about it again."
At that time, a set of Ordinary World cost 26.95 yuan. In this way, after buying 1 sets of books and round-trip tickets to Shaanxi and Beijing, Lu Yao really had little bonus left.
In the following sessions, with the rapid economic development, the prize money of Mao Dun Literature Prize was also increased to 5, yuan, but perhaps it was only four years, and the difference in prize money was staggering. This has to be mentioned in 211. At that time, due to Mr. Li Ka-shing's generous donation, the prize of Mao Prize was raised from 5, to 5,, which made Mao Prize the highest prize in China.
The prize money has increased tenfold, and the writers' reaction is quite interesting. According to Liu Zhenyun's memory, on a Saturday afternoon in the summer of 211, he was struggling with "expensive" tomatoes and cheap eggplant in the vegetable market. The staff of the Writers Association called to inform him of the award. After putting down the phone, he proudly said to the owner of the food stall: "The most expensive tomato, two pounds!"
this "anecdote" in the literary world was still teased in 215. In 215, Su Tong ended his years of "running with the yellowbird" and won the Mao Award. When the reporter interviewed how to spend 5, yuan in prize money, he laughed that he would not buy tomatoes like Liu Zhenyun, and "this money is all in the hands of his wife".
It is worth noting that Li Peifu, who won the prize in the same year as Su Tong, won the prize as the first Henan native writer. Three months after he won the prize, the Henan provincial government awarded him the "Outstanding Contribution Award of Henan Literature Creation", and the bonus was as high as 5, yuan.
no matter how the amount of the Mao prize changes and how many controversies and anecdotes are generated, from the above information, we can at least determine that the reason why the Mao prize has been distributed for many years is partly because Mr. Mao Dun did leave a manuscript fee sufficient to generate a lot of interest, and partly because he relied on social sponsorship. It is understood that the state has also allocated corresponding funds.
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Mao Dun Literature Award.